Community Notes From Whitewright Area
Miss Virgie Young visits relatives in Atchille Oklahoma this week. Numerous local residents visit family in Ennis and Abilene. Miss Flora Bell Massey joins visitors from Abilene for a two week stay. Many locals visit, attend funerals, or travel to nearby towns including Bonham Arlington and Ravenna. Sympathy extended to families of Mrs Joe Cooper and Ray Richardson. Wild Rose notes.
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Virgie Young
Atchille
Oklahoma
Linnie Carpenter
Conway
Spurgin Savage
Cooper
Union Valley
R. L. Carver
Joe Cooper
Ray Richardson
Telephone Community News and Weddings
Health of residents improving as farmers finish cotton work and harvest grain. Mrs H L P McGrady and children visit from Abilene. Mr and Mrs OtLo Henry move to Sulphur Springs. Mr and Mrs Buddy Mabrey back from Dallas trip. Delmer Stone and Jack Allen visits. Hattie Mae Mize and Donl Moore wed at bride’s home. Church services planned at Methodist church with reminders to attend. Ws Moore family returns from trip. S S and prayer meeting urged. invite friends.
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Telephone
HL. P. McGrady
Abilene
OtLo Henry
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Buddy Mabrey
Dallas
Methodist Church
Ws Moore
S. S
Red Ball Depot Bus Schedule Details
Red Ball Depot at West 4th Street Bonham and 700 Commerce Dallas lists running times from 6 a.m. to 9:15 p.m. for south and north departures. Fares are one way two dollars and round trip five dollars. Contacts include S. Ford Sam Kennedy P. D. Penn and J. I. Baker.
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North Bound
Dallas Ary
Bonham
Red Ball Depot
West 4Th St
Dallas
Commerce
Local Notes and Visits From Dotson and Area
Dotson notes dry weather and cool ice conditions with crops looking up. G W Gaston bought a Ford. Cary Robertson of Ravenna visited his uncle Jess Robertson last weekend. Irene Moore visited Hattie Ross Tuesday evening. A birthday dinner at Jess Robertson’s included many relatives and friends. Edward Foreman attended an ice cream supper at Carson. Alton Ausburn and wife from Wade Oklahoma visit Lon Ausburn this week. Ruby Ausburn plans a short stay in Elwood. Ed Heethcock and family visited L L Ausburn Sunday. Jessica and Henry Robertson shopped in Bunhivai Saturday. Wesley Ferguson and Moyroe Borg visited Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Gaston
Cary Robertson
Ravenna
Jess Robertson
Irene Moore
Hettie Ross
D. M. Gaston
Hudsonville
Betty Whitcher
W. W. Moore
J. P. McVay
C. D. Wakehead
W. A. Ross
Ruby Moore
Richard Gaston
Edward Foreman
Carson
Monroe Ferguson
Wesley Ferguson
Alton Ausburn
Wade
Oklahoma
Lon Ausburn
Ruby Ausburn
Elwood
Ed Hlethcock
Riverby
L. L. Ausburn Syndsy
Jessica
Henry Robertson
Bunhivai
Moyroe Borg
Women’s Health Ad Promotes St Joseph’s G F P P
An advertisement extols St Joseph’s G F P as a cure for catarrh of the generative organs and related female trouble. It claims remarkable improvements in energy, appearance, sleep, and motherhood, with growing social chatter about its benefits and testimonials from users. The piece also notes social events and local gatherings surrounding the product’s popularity.
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St. Joseph’s
St. Josephi's
G. PF. P
Ye Hows Serve Blues with Ice Cream in Sunday Program
The Ye Hows treated the Blues to ice cream ice tea and cake after Sunday School. Each class sang a song then readings were given followed by refreshments. The Home Demonstrations Agent visited Tulip to start a club with Duplex, electing Mrs Walter Snodgrass president and Mrs Nan Gibbs secretary.
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Tulip
Duplex
Walter Snodgrass
Nan Gibbs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Siusr
Bath
Voile
Foster
A. R. Polmes
Nat. Bank
Grenville
Lexas
Zuu-Sul
J. A1. Phillips
Drum
Magyang
Randolph
G. W. Gaston and Son
W. A.ross
E. W. Brians
Mary Robertson
Wild Rose
Cleghorn
Tom Richardson
Blue Ridge
Farmersville
L — Man
Tukuuuy
Cats
S. Ford
Sam Kennedy
P. D. Penn
J. I. Baker
Ly. Bonham
Dotson
Takabale
St. Joseph's Eye
Jack Gibbs
Allan Nixon
John Jaynes
Lawrimore
Russell Gibbs
Charlie Griffin
Gray Lake
Raymond Jisynes
Malert Adams
Bethel
Pup
Beaty
Curc
First Methodist Church
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